₦airaland Forum

0lumide:
Don't provoke what will be devastating not just for Yorubas and Igbos but for every other tribe living in Yoruba land. You don't know who is reading these comments,

Tell your brethren to stop worrying about Eastern affairs.

Unlike the Yoruba, we Igbos have a sizable colony in Yorubaland.

It has started again.

0lumide:
No Igbo or Hausa or anyone will rule anywhere in Yoruba land,  

Kwara state?  

It is already happening.

0lumide:
And that will be the beginning of the mass slaughter again!

Don't mess with Yoruba politics in Yoruba land if you ain't Yoruba!!

I dare you all as well. 

Lagos is up for grabs as well. 

We will gladly join the Hausa for our piece of Lagos. The partition of Lagos. We would make it look like Beirut or Jerusalem.

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[b]Ika, Aniocha and the Ukwuani [/b]will be taken out of Delta state.

I see no mention of these Olukuni in this map. 

Anioma state will be created. The South-East supports it and it will be part of the agenda. 

PDP will create another state, so who is going to stop them? ACN? I dey laugh.

Onlytruth:
Some of my Igbo brothers here have demonstrated our usual genius.
If I were constituting an Igbo leadership executive, I would do it as follows:

ChinenyeN - Special Adviser on Nigerian National Affairs   (can't go wrong with this dude walahi)
Chyz- Special Adviser on Strategic Thinking   (knows more about Nigeria than all Igbo I've seen on this site)
Ezeuche -Commander of Special forces!   (Act first and ask questions later)

Hopefully you and ChinenyeN could defend my actions.

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=717268.msg8755873#msg8755873 date=1311188239]This is about anioma, not yorubas. Stick to igbo affairs. Let them deal with themselves. [/quote]True. And the Anioma, Ukwuani and Ika are Igbo so that is what matters.

Asaba, Agbo and Kwale, Igbanke will be part of an Anioma state.

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[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=717268.msg8755840#msg8755840 date=1311187991]^that's an accurate statement.

the reason they arent yoruba, or dont claim yoruba, is probably because they predate the term yoruba.

the lukumi language is a very old form of yoruba which is no longer spoken in the southwest.

not sure if it's the same one found in cuba however.[/quote]Another interesting observation. I thought the Itsekiri also predate the Yoruba as well.

Will a Yoruba person understand the olukumi language?

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Anioma state would be a nice addition to the South-East.

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Ofu Obi Bu Ike Anyi

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=717268.msg8755778#msg8755778 date=1311187467]Go to Facebook and type keyword "olukumi" or "ugboda"[/quote]It does not matter. They are a small community that is within Igboland.

Anioma state will be created and that state will join the South-East.

Obiagu1:
Yes they do.


This is a post by Omonuan about those people.

Interesting post about the people. It is nice to see Yorubas who have been assimilated into Igbo culture.

Obiagu1:
I think they once lived in Benin City and later moved eastward into Igboland proper.

It was only on Nairaland have I heard about the Olukumi. Since they migrated to Igboland, then they are only settlers and must listen to the bulk of the Igbo population in Anioma. Do they speak Igbo?

Obiagu1:
A tiny village in Aniocha area. Not even at the border but at the centre of Igboland.

They are not even a clan.

How did they get there? How did a tiny 'Yoruba" village get established in the heart of Igbo territory?

Are they a branch of the Itsekiri?

How big is the insignificant Olukumi clan? Are they in the millions like the Anioma, Ukwuani and Ika? I never heard of them, so they must not be numerous.

EzeUche:
I have come to see that some of these Yorubas posters on nairaland have nothing but hate for the Ndi Igbo.

However, I know they do not speak on behalf of the Yoruba nation. I have seen many good Yorubas and many bad.

This was one of my first post on Nairaland. It was in defense of Chinua Achebe by the tribalistic Yoruba BABAPUPA.

2mch:
Kindly go to the other sites if you cant stand the heat. All this insults on NL was started by EzeUche, it will take a while to quench the fire. I pity you

I arrived on NL in 2009. These tribal wars have been occurring before I even knew this site existed. And I did not start posting much until 2010. My words can be clearly seen. Foolish boy trying to place the blame on someone.

I think the majority of Igbos support an Anioma state.  

belten, please ignore alj harem. He only tries to sow discord amongst the Igbo.

Who are these Olukumi? I never heard of them before.

I support Anioma state as well. 

An Anioma state is not negotiable. My Ukwuani, Anioma, and Ika brothers must be united with their kin East of the River Niger.

Onlytruth:
Posted by: ChinenyeN
I think the bolded is just how the minorities see it. However, what they fail to understand is that we are in Nigeria, and if they did not have oil, then that philosophy would be ok, afterall there would then be nothing to protect. In such a scenario, all they would need to do is sit back and wait for the usual sharing of national cake by the Federal government. I believe that is what the northern minorities do. They really have nothing to protect, and are happy with whatever allocation they get. Northern minorities have nothing to lose. The opposite is the case with Eastern minorities whose resources and lands are being pillaged by mindless folks.

But for Jonathan who has demonstrated uncommon wisdom and understanding in engaging Ndigbo at the national politics, I would have tossed these folks under the bus.   
Let's be a little patient though.
GEJ might just do the magic. 

My brother, you are too kind to the minorities. They will never learn and they will always fear Igbo domination. Put the Igbo man first before all others.

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=717201.msg8754080#msg8754080 date=1311174132]We need to praise this great daughter of Nigeria who has resolved to count on the right side of history for a country that so often humiliates its best, while worshipping those who spend their every minute designing schemes to loot the treasury and further push ordinary Nigerians down the poverty slope.[/quote]That is a sad truth.

My Igbo brothers and sisters, how do you feel about Owelle Rochas Okorocha?

flyuche:
all these hype about Lagos. "the more things change the more they remain the same"
99% of lagosians live in places like Ajegunle, Ketu, Oshodi, Mushin, Orile, Ijora, Bariga, Obalende, Ojuelegbe, Okokomaiko, Gbagada,  Mile 12 , etc. Go to these places and tell me Fashola is working.

You speak the truth. But Nigerians never listen.

rhymz:
He is the first Nigerian governor to cut state security votes from 6.5billion naira to 2.5billion naira. The evidence of the monies realized is what we see in use to pay pensioners and their arrears and money given to LGAs to renovate their primary schools. Yeah lets do more!

Another great example of his leadership.

This your story get K-leg.

Vicenzo and ChineneyN it is time we put Igbo first. I am tired of hearing this "big brother" nonsense that some of Igbo brothers continue to talk about. We are not playing "big brother" to anyone. No matter what we do, it will never be good enough. Put the Igbo man first.

ezeagu:
Does everybody deserve a reply?

You are right. I need to learn to ignore mosquitoes.

Gbawe:
Don't be fooled into thinking Ezeuche is from Imo because he is currently praise-singing Okorocha all over Nairaland. His State is Abia and his Governor is the disgraceful Theodore Orji who will now have sole ownership of the "worst Governor in Nigeria" tag since his 'partners in infamy' , Alao Akala and Gbenga Daniel, are out of governance.

Does it matter what state I am from in the South-East? I could live anywhere in Igboland and feel comfortable. My father has houses in every South-East state and that includes a house in Owerri. Rochas improving Imo state also has an impact on me regardless of my state of origin.

Can we have some recent pictures of Enugu International Airport? Why is it so hard for Nigerians to take a recent picture of an airport? I asked the same question for the airport in Asaba.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=717210.msg8754186#msg8754186 date=1311175046]I thought they were not in need of a leader, that only the Yoruba people are led

Talk about a nation of confused lots.[/quote]Was this really needed? And why is this your concern? It is true, only Yorubas like to stick their nose in other people's affairs.